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"Cristiam is one of the most unique and creatively talented artists in the world today. Creating artwork on out of the ordinary surfaces and with non-typical mediums are his specialty. Some examples are 3 dimensional portraits created with only candy, recreations of masterpieces on the wings of butterflies and portraits of pop culture icons “painted” with toothpaste. He has been the recipient of numerous international art awards for his unusual and amazing artwork and his pieces are featured in many Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Museums around the world."
" Diyar Al Asadi is a Baghdad-born Iraqi artist who re-imagines the opulent visual tradition of Islamic art's golden era through his innovative, contemporary and often provocative renditions. Diyar's path from Baghdad to Phoenix is one that stretches over decade and half; three continents; a life-threatening and life-changing war; countless homes; and countless uncertain days and nights that mark the existence of any refugee. Despite all the adversities along his way, or maybe because of them, Diyar forms a very special bond with art and artistic expression - art becomes both his safety net but also his main tool to reach out, interact with and understand the world that surrounds him."
"In my paintings the elements of design (line, texture, contrast, composition, and color) are foremost, but also very important is creating a mood and telling a story - for me- ones that focus "On The Brighter Aspects of Being Alive" - Larry Mansker
Jones, born in 1950 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, grew to love and appreciate art of expression through photography. During the 1980’s J. R. Created “Light Painting” a new genre that took photographic art to another level. Jones installed visual amazement by capturing the movements of light at separate intervals, reflecting the images in different forms, shapes and colors through photography which is now known as “painting with light.Light is the foundation of everything J.R does. Jones is best known for his "light paintings"- which are single- exposure photographs of gas-filled, electrically charged colored glass tubes, moved against backgrounds to create certain patterns"​
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"A completely self-taught artist, Long Soldier works only with the materials of his own imagination. His work usually communicates a story about the ways and spiritual traditions of his people. A nephew of well-known Sioux artist Andrew Standing Soldier, Long Soldier learned to understand his culture from stories he heard from his uncles, grandfathers and father. Deeply rooted in the Lakota culture's spirituality, Long Soldier feels his talent is a gift from the Great Spirit.​"I like to say, He (The Great Spirit) does all the work, I just clean the brushes,” says Long Soldier. Long Soldier feels he must accomplish something with this talent during his lifetime to ensure a good journey into the other world."
